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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-24

W. ID. Suit DFnRRlst, hIpp0s, Ind,
testifes: IL can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very bess remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One mas took ak bottles, and
vas cured of Rheumatism Of ten years
standing Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellville, OHIO, af1iFms: ~rss best sell
ing medicine have ever hal died IN my
70 years. experience, Is Electric Bitters."
Thousands Of others have added their
testimony. 50 that the verdict is unani-
nous that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases OF the Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only half . dollar bottle, at A. b.
Stewards drug store. dw
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Irs DeLICACY OF Favor

And the efficacy Of its action have ren-
dered the famous liquid fruit remedy
Syrup Of Figs immensely popular. II
cleanses aud tones NJ the cl0sRed and
feverish system. dispels headaches, colds
and feyeFs. cures habitusl constipation,
dyspepsia and many ills depending on a
weak or inactive condition of the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels. For sale 10 &c
cent aud 81 bottles by A. B. STEWART.
Manufactured only by the CalifOrnia FIG
Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-24

FNE RK6ETTED.-Y Yesterday Governor
W. O. squire RENTED one half the
costs In the case Of the Territory w.
Gilbert Gudemundsen, now serving out
q One and costs in the county jail, i'm
posed upon him By she OouFt last No
vembeF. This naan Gudemundsen IL an
old bachelor Who resides on the shores
OF Squak Lake. He has Q neighbour,
living some two miles from him, mamed
Dan Hughes. IL seems that hard feel
ines sprupg Up between Gndsmundssn
and Hughes over q fence, or q COW, or
some other farming implement. and
some enc told Hoehsa that 0ndemund
sen bad called him bad names and 40
eused him Of thfowing down his fence.
Dan, on be ring this, vent oves to
0udemundsen's hense 20 see him shoot
IL. and ukile there the tWo nei0hboFs
hAd two or three knock downs. Finally.
after one OF these hstal exercises,
Gundemun isen sent 10 his heuse and
dug up an cid rusty pistol, and when
the row started next tins be biazed
away ne hrs visitor, shooting bin
through the wrist. 10 BE- thus haFshly
treated. while visiting neighhor. greatly
incensed Mr.. Hughes, and be took his
hosl by tAe back Of the neck and thEew
him into the lake, and left the place in
his boat qaite disRasaed. He vent TO
Newcastle and had bis wound dressed,
aud afterwards swore Gus WaFFaat
against Gademundsen for an assault
vita . deadly weapon with intent b
esmmit murder. In due course OF
time toe case came 90 for trial. Gade-
mandsen was ably defended By Judge
W. ID. Weed. Who succeeded In demon
stFatinR 10 the jury thai there vas great
provocation for the shooting, II u really
toek place, and the iary Fetnrned q YER
dict OF guilty Of simple assault against
Gndemnndssn. aud she Jadge ASSESSED
his ine a one dollar. The old man
waa z. saaly pleased over The result OF
the trial, bus when the clerk Of the
court informed him that IN addition 10
the Gne OF one dollar there was little
bill OF costs amounting 20 S294 20,
which must be liquidAted before be
could return 10 bis rigs and chickens on
the ranch, IL nearly broks bis heart, and
in utter despair, be went 10 jail 10 serve
eul hae and costs. His attorney. Jndge
Wood, made showipg Of the facts 10
Governor Squire. and asked that one
half of the costs be Femi8ed. The
Governor say the justice Of the request,
and yesterday made "a ofheial order
granting IL, and Mr. Gademundsen is
eOEEssp0ndinRly happy.
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Pay from sloo 20 $50 more 20 an
Areus foz a piano when you can bay .
Weber sud Decker a Son piARo direct
from the factory and save ali priests 30
middlsmen. Frank kimhall. EaAna-
fsssnrur's AxenA Ofhss, three deors
above rossothsa- Pianos % eAsv terms
and for rent. SAmpls pianos On hand.
send and set prices. fs&2tf
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An order has been received by q Arm
in Lyons, France. froa London Tor
800 600 pocket bandksr, hisfs. With
Qasen ViesEia's picture on them, for
the occasion Of her coming golden
iabilee.r
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saw SsoRE "A force Of woEkmsn are
- sneAssd in exeavasing fog the
.saaessioa Of neu store on Front
49, % tie property Of Robert
49, Ins RSw store building vill
~. = SOS eenssFustea. ana ID il stated
salss 70 tue Est Nj. Abrams laid
y ~ go q eoods, vhieh be wall ops .
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION 0
Carrying the v. O. Mall.
faeama, Seattle & Pert Townsend Rsule

ONE OF THE w. "a - -
h y. Goa steamers @
lAndersOn or Mdtthlm NA
VIA run daily between Tacoma and P0F2
Townaend. leaving Tacoma upun aFxiVMiUf
eraln Seattle at 10 D. m. and touching a.
Port Madison. Fort Gamble. Port LndleW
and Port Townsend. Returning leave
Port Townsend every day sexoeps aanAAgl
~ o'clock .. M, and seattle ae 10 D. M
SEATTLE-WMATc0M ROUTE.
The steamer ~ * MERW WIN VIII
leave Seattle every sunday, Tuesday an
Thursday EVENING" o'clock, tor WhAtcnm
calling "a Muk1ltau, TulAlln, CoUnnVfiia
Oak Harbor, UesAla1y, LmrnnneF, MidalRn
Anaoortam, Guamaa SAmfaA. EnlrhaVsn
BallinRham and Sehoma
Returning. win ieAva Whatuum every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday aweM
tnRA Ak 9 osci@ck. fnr SaMsAlA cm1iimN
intermediate points On the way.
SEATTIE-SKAcIT RIVER ROUTE
Abe steamer 1tANCK VIII leaye Seattle
for Gkhgft river And way portm eYmrF
Monday and Thursday, retmFnima Tees.
days and FriaAyM
For freight ana passage apply "a Com
pAnyB ONCE, on YesleE'E wharf. owom board
the b0ats ~ the same wharf.
mrat-6 GEO. 8. JACOBS. EWciY.
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A BEAUTIFUL NATURAE COMPLEX

Lidies may temporarily enhance their
beauty With prepared chalk, but those
whose compilations have the hne Of
uaEare use Freeman's medical invisible
Face Powder.
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A I.andon letter wrissF says we are
nos hksiy 30 kaAr mnca noee OF the
Prince 81 W alec atlenascns 10 American
ladiaa. Hla naEiantfiea il hat itne have
eanead tao mach tab already.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-24

$1,000 worth sof new dry goods 10
arrive Tuesday. We must laws room.
spaeial bargains In ell departments.
UaEarER C1sARY. fe2O
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE



Diapenmnxy Ne. On
EeaFny nE sac
BrnuoiM. Msfnk
nahsa IN 1854, fsE
he traalnann1 a.
ssRnMi an6 Gnanlmai
Diax&nm, nlah a.
@NaMnm@A. 0s.Mng
srMzn1gMm. NxRm1z~
. - IN ail iia fagnma ,
4 &aerMAE WMaGmmma
1 sd fMR@9mmeT.
ssa 81 mMahaee
arznananiir ana
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A TR STEAMER
wv. r. Munroe
Carrying the United HtAfas rnaila win
laavo seattle for Edmunda, Mnkiltao,
MArysviile. Lowell and 9nnholninh. Mon
day. "Wednesday and Friday. al a N.
retarnlng alternate dAya.
Eur freight Or passage apply On board
or % &ea Foster. agent Naalarin wharf
CHAS HI LOW
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III. 4 K. GoTTsrEIS, sole agents Of the
celebrated j. +. Cutter whisky. nos
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STEAMER HELEN.
F0R cOLBT, PORTS 0RcHaRD AND
WASHINGTON.

"a GTRAMKR HELKN, w, m
Ella. Master, laavua HmxHfmg
ton y smiths wharf Seattle. every Monday
Wednesday and Friday, mf 0a0 3 m, Coz
Colby. Mitohelf'a Pofnk head Of Pnws Or
ehara also. 10 head o. PORT MaehsnEeen.
81 81 q M, head Of Port Orchard at 10 a.
n. Mitcheils Point ~ lnsu q. m, CniAT I
n, arriving m2 seattle about 11N D ns.
Tmeedav ThngMAMy ara saturday Az
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EVAN GEL

Until FURTHER NOTICE WILL
make but one trip a week from Seattle 20
vaacsuver. BE-, via semlAAmoo and IN
Islanas.
WIN leave Seattle o. Monday morn-
ings ct o'clock.
Win include New Westminster a. soen
as de Fraser river Is clear frum ica.
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NOT all SOLD YETI

thought and hoped last would have done it. but
suHng pull and pub ether for woueeksno
ensn0 out two weeks pick and and believe
$4,000 andd50
On the dollar uluvaue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22
THIRTY-THREE LOST
A Terrible Shlpwreck or the
Coast OF Oregon.
.lsCHa0sER DlsatD On TIE SHORE
All on Scare Supposed 20 ttsse Beer
lost-The sessel Foisl Loss
s0a without insar-
sncs.

OTTAWA. ont-. April 2i.-A sHec.si srom
Vistoris. 3. q. gives an sooount q terri
be shipwrsex accompanied ~ tae i0ss u
thirty three lives wbleh took place % TIE
coast Of OfexOH sboat thirty mlles noFtb Of
Cape Flstiery during tie early part ~ the
month. TIE ihicrmstlon was Fret brought
in.by four lndia.1s 10 arrived al Niotorls
thls morning having occupied ten DAYS IA
MAJ ing TIE overland 5oarney from the
scene Of the wreck. For soIae tine past
considerable anxiety has been felt regarding
the schooner Active. having OF board I've
Swe1ts aud iueety eight Ilsyaquete IN
disns and which ls loDg overdue The
Active Was Engaged IN general ocssi trace
and had valuable cargo OF assorted mer-
chAnd sc on board which. bose.er. Vas not
insured. The schooner appears % have
been caught IN q storm and 10 have been
dashed Oh shore, where she speedily went
20 pieces, sll hands undoubtedly perlshing
"a far a. known 90 one witnessed the dls
asteF, the Indians having their attention
first attracted by the large quan-
tily OF wreeEage washed ashore. Bunks,
Indian mats bedding etc, were al washed
up, bat nothing actually bearing the name
Of the vessel. The general description,
however. together with the nature ol the
articles reported TO have been recovered,
leave no doubt bat he unfortunate vessel
Was the Active. Among those who have
perlshed are Mr.. Jake 0uttman, one OF the
owners Capt. Gotschsmei, otto Jacobson.
Charles Frederick. Billy Lesson. besides the
twenty. eight Indians before mentioned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22
RAILROAD NOTES.


John Frsvley. travelling agent Of the
Missouri Pacific. IL in the city.
G. r. Gilman. travelling passenger agent
of ;he ttchi.on, Topeka a SaHts Re rail
road, is ia town.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mo izaa Passenger Agents Association
va bed IN Chicago yesterday.
The c. & e. n. aad the C. 2. & 7. are
pattine in * - Nii Greek junction in
order % complete tie 8oaois track arrange
ment
Hon. wm. Psrry. President o. The Gin
cinna1. Richmond 4 Fort WAYNE raiirOad.
IS in ths cite on hasinr.r snS is The snsst oi
President HughsT'. of ~. q n &
The n.v tirl. czrs for fr.ins CT tie
dgubls = T. = sn6 G. = 81 n frses
from he Canrf q. cro-rin1 ~ Mi Greer
junction vii - into elect S113sT. ksy =
Th.re is con-iseral e ice in fhe straits -
Nscklnaw PES hat fhs fT.1s.e- steamer
hiso0ash makes rezalsr frips thr1uFh il
TIE re is sgsf ard ezPscied r. r. o1t st a. >
time.
TIE iron fer the sisrsn mites ~ roe5
whlrh - g. ccE1ecf keisusz0o vfh fte ~
~. fas nee1 beaehf. snd vilI sey1 -
l,7f Whefn~r 80 r8s9 Is etts33o8 z
Hss6nr. etDsrss uvon tAs iit.sra6ty ans
sate-rrlss - tAe Hs.ineF reop'e.
TIE @ Z " " ozcsis zYs trvInx - ~
Safe ~ ooc1rsnts q ske Sgrorertv q.
rtfck ~. - - Si3s gsy-t = - - halt =
asre an fnsif iessss sn8 vscsse 81 once -
tnsf r0rk Hls1 - cersl ns-rc.1 Oh ths 5a.la
inz TIE iessss Do n-t extare aE Sep
te-a -ef
esasrs Nsrar.r Nelfssa hss rasss
- 49, 80 49,
Hrr ~ eTs1e 5,edss "a ~ asv y =
- Hna aefwseo tAis ctF ard 1anfire
Work o.. thss new bTsarh ~i8 be rnsea
Tfzorcnss y - "a -ae5 fhzf fa re-
rssts ~ strfsa tts tras hetTeea tai
clgg and Defrof 0De bear
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

A@tN4Its - - etssat-s t4k.t
LsssIss. April y '-Something n sen
sxtion i o. here. over ths arrest today oi
one Wesley McArthuE. charged By hsnry
woolsy with adultery. hcArthur WAS Just
about 70 board Lake shore tran when BE
was arrested. bat prostitute. Mary Wsldon.
who q rsixed up Ia tbssrsir and fog ~hon
. warrant .es also ssssed. escaped ir ths
tfsia and has soas % ilAfsisle- The facls
II The case are that on many cCcsSlous.
when Wooley has been ssEy from home.
Macarthur and some prostitute ffleats have
called on his vie by inyllstion and have
spent whole nights ia riot aud dssancbery,
Macarthur says thai N0oley is 3 drunken
brute. that he beats his wife and that the
man 10 him NcArthufl has impeiled hlD
10 70 interfere on several occasions hence
the charges. Macarthur is a msrried man
and has parents in Ionis. The trial viii De
held April -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22
rec want ads' again next suncsy.
TERRIBLE BRUTALITY.
4 Horrible Outrage Committed by Tire
Mexican Policemen.

a Horrible Outrage Committed by Thres
Mexican PoiicemeG.
ST. LOUIS, April PA Dispatch from tho
City of Mexico gives an account Of mosi
horrible affair committed in the little city
Of Pstzcuoro last Wednesday night. Tbs
wife OF Juan RsmieTz wss the acknowledged
belle OF the town. Three policemen en-
tered into plot TO outrage her, aod went II
Ramierz's house. which was in the suburbs
entered bis bedroom, and fairly butcbered
him viih knives, inficting twenty wounds
upon hi, body. Tn. spoetine blood DEL
uged tho wife "a shs lay by the side of her
husband. and she isinisd. Aftsr Rsmierz
was desd. they restored the wife to con
sciou.nesS and thea carried ont their bel
lish plot, leaving the poor wofnsu almost
dead. The men fed, but two. Of them have
been captured, aud the third will be. a. the
whole country IN aroused
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22
rps - q a ss.usl
A aessa asssitnssse - /. . fs4asssa.ses ss.s
asst~s asess.@e sna tsssesss sless=a.

a Neas1 asssitnsise - |. tsslsssssses fls.zs
as1ies Rse-s.%e saa tsssssss ssess-s.
1hs assess. sssstfsss ef - kssesllf
n ptasi tsses64 &ssee.ss.aa - Nse1esk
= ~ ssa sss bss IS fhs Mseoasf 81 -.
ieta - tsee stfs<is Ssa>sfs,sf sftssuessn
4asfs ess suiss . l&sxs estsafeaeas tas4s
isesns ps@ Hff fafzaoffs teesel,t lter
N -. d tpnss fFsssaeai ~ liss Asseclzttaa.
aslissses . of.ef saafs&s ~ saaA -
xswea he saepsss sse sassas~~saI 81 tbs
socssss ss,d ssssas~f os1x % lsfloas - tss
rassahess ea tls fsoe tsss "a scaom-
Htssle4. that t&s ssesssx - EE1af iA -
ofgsnissflan ss1 nAelhsa q t.anauctsns lss
soslaess 10 sho~n bet ouly - tie kooa
opsElens Aela ~ u skFoeshsnt ths stAss
eai espsclsly ~ ia soisoh of tie las
gnstsFs a. isnxinf ~hf tAis WHITES sdeEtee
Fnsny 81 shs rules ~ ne ssclely IA frsn4lne
bslls FsAt8ss g. Insurance.
Tie fepofs II Ito Secretary shosea asli
uneNeeEs civlaeo a. class A snc qaise
e. GncFe<ss oseE lsSi sesr The aoCiely Las
pad eat IN oestk benenls caung lhs year
5000. sna las BOZ en ksad s,4.l7s1l-
raBcs its oFfsni14g4oH t~eiFs years 49, ast
s177lTo has ose1 pad oaf fsa beoenlA.
Danng the past year tbors ~erx - oeAt ls
1he follewing smsnane1ts - the articles
Of association weFs presented and passed
upon tssofsbly
10 t1tliDI 4. Article ' ia aA1 the Nlf1t
"asd shall rsoeiFe fer slach services salary
- he nxed by the Board 81 Trustees uot
eRoseSi1g three huadFsc dollars pei an
nun
SabssitUts for article XVI Providing
thai assessments be one dollar IL each ciasz
ana MADE due on the nrsl dsy u the month
majority of Board OF Trustees have
power - omit assessments when dsemed
not necessary. Assessmsnts must bs PAID
within thirty days u the date they are
made due Thirty dave gwen ia which "a
be reinststed without having q pass a med
lea examination.
Sec. 2 Notice Of assessments 90 he mailed
! once IN three months stating explicitly tie
| amount and IA ~hal month they vii be
come due
The election Of trustees resulted In the
re election % those whose term expired
with the exception Of the election II DR.
Joseph Albright IA place 81 Mr.. Aorthrup
The following named gentleman nox con.
| sutute the Board Crawford Angel jacob
bsrth, +. ID. Benedict. A. b. Botsford. Jas
\. Davis, William Durham. A II. Fowls,
w. L. innes, Eiias Matter and jos. Albright.
Grand Rapids. o. Is. Barter, Niddlsyille
T. W. Gibbs, Lisbon, Chss. III. LOOMS
ss'arta. y. w. kathsr, Howard City. r. j.
| fruim. spring Lake. W. J. II. Saunders.
| Grand Haven. Daniel Striker. Hastings
| and w. HI. Walker. Lansing. The officers
| 10 serve the coming wear were then selected
| President. Wm. y. Innes Vice President
| Crawford Angel. Secretary D. d. Benedict
Treasurer. Jacob Bsrth: Medical Director.
| A. B. botstord.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

nsyself [ shlnk NJ Eaioa ia1uasssi tssi
- s1li8 ~ &c Eet Fae nonsg. ~ fstass
s4.s as 49, ase1 ssaze ~ 80 Ao1sr aN
heIrs ta1 asgs -. ! oas sege - re aisi5s
sizce I mst Asn Ws bsfs sever laiked
togslssr sxespk 10 . srow1. lad aefer
1asa g1t 80 az ~ yoa g@oti@uea pres
eat % 80 speaker AsEsey. DseKsals h2s--
sey. 6snl.s DClbxE. hesfe. Barr. a.asy
b43siB. :. 5sker keCofslie s8d hsFrl1s
men ! t0ld katea lhst I ssated tae
money c3 gst lossth-r With y9u eoys sn4
tlal I s4ltsd tie ul9a<y % bay lsafs aHd
5ly solgetalas - dri8E- I GJD kG0s -
A1g " you gentlemen drilk 1qaor. I
knoS - soEls Mo sEa0ks. have DsFer
seen sny IF Yoa gsaIisu1ea tfiak out Ar.
. Aesfe- / AAFs aEa1k sih hlm- l have
seen three u Fou msn SMOKE xnd no moe.
! considered this a. noEoFs1ls tang 10 10.
al nos intend 20 les yoa kno~ snose
uIo1sf sas ieastiuz you ! tl1 not intsnt
q SPEAK Of the bi4 IN eoanscfion With the
feast. ] id not expect this fsssE would IN
f1ence your votes a. al I did not have
tns Intsnti0n u Influencing year votes,
Only casually. / expected The Mayor OF
SsgiDas sogld raise tbs m0ssy / expect
ed him % hand tns money % NE. | told
AT. Eaton tnat hs Eaton. II &c had any
money. could hand IL - Fslioxs. and l
Nt--d - eL1 l4tAEJ "a rAAoN-~ AS-
think = would Dc wrons % take this money.
s9en though did not expect 10 inaueace
votes"
Questioned by Mr. Eaton-''5tzte shzt
you said about grand army members"
Il made no statement about them. | an
too much Of = man for that"
DO you remember the remark Ar. Crow
ley made when y0a said it would take 50
70 buy Rnmseys'
Il maee no such remark. Ibid not see
YO1 Ia the Capitol yesterday morning. /
bad nc talk with you a. AL.
Did you not say that the Mayor did not
bring down any money and he had gone
back % get some
NO l told Shakelton, the Mayor and
Fellows % come down here"
Continuing to Speaker NarkeY, Mr..
Daxin continued. Il have not seen any
money used here al tins Winter. Il was
all IN good faith on my part. | eTen
went 50 far ss 70 say that there was no
bribery. Everything l did was done cor
scisntiously. an on friendly terms with
Crowley and Bellows. They would make
an honest statement. / simply intended 10
have at tho feast the persons whose names
1 marked on that slip. to-wit. ;. Baker, >;
Baldwin, 5. Bently. ). Burr. 5. Croker, 10;
Ddekemz, To- Dunbar, 5: Englemsn. 5;
Herrington, 10; Manly. 10. Mccormick. 5;
~ keeie, ., Perkins, 10 humsey, ., l. II.
Williams, 10. These figures are intended
number OF dollars.
Signed sMILO II. DAKIS.
In further explanation Mr.. Dakin said:
Il did not intend To have any others.
put those amounts 50 that il / went out
separately with you men could keep track
OF the expense expected to go out alone
with no particular person. Ir O'Keefe is
the only one ever spent any money with,
and that was only in the way of social
drink l never said anything 10 Mr..
o keefe about the charter. The ABOVE is a
| q correct statement so far IS / know.
tSigaedj MILO RI. DAEIS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22
FISH DIET FOR FRIDAY
A Gi0acaster Mas View cf
tie International Dispats.
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- ths ha,eht si s1Ap4asaas A ,sssnaiasas
ens'As.s a2a safe todsf wAy sAcs.d
lie tniisa States saN.n ths gs...a..ss ii
Cansas tfes While thsy eAafss on esesF.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22
ARUsENEyIs.

orace Lewis and company presented
Daniel Druce' az the Wonderland yester-
day afternoon and evening. This play was
written By the famous author W. S. Gil
bert. As was expected II proved sdrsmatic.
literary treat Gilbert who is known and
widely appreciated for his pen satire and
brilliant powers OF repartee, must have
been possessed Of disposition when
he wrote "Druoe" Ii is character that is
impressive for its pathos, though construct
ed in prose nearly every line. conveys the
very breath Of poetry. II is the revelation
OF a broken hearted. yet nobby disposed
village blacksmith. whose life is wrecked
by the uniaiihiulneSS OF the woman he
adored.
Tonight will see one Of the most gorgeous
productions Of a great and famous drama
that hes been seen in this city in many a
season Michael Strogof !" Ii is a
play descriptive OF Russian lie
similar in some respects TO siberia,
which has had several popular presenta-
tons here. II gives opportunity for many
attractive spectacular Surroundings. which
do not deter the dramatic interest. but
somewhat relieve the strain, excited by its
many thrilling scenes. The ballet is merely
incidental 10 the great fete scene given for
tbs amusement of the Car in the fourth
act. That sterling actor. Edmund Collier,
will play the leading role.
| Professor Crocker's horse show al Power 9
| for FIVE nights commencing Monday next,
will more than double the success ii had
| here last season.
In place OF the usual forinightly hop the
| O-Wash-tn-nong Club gave musicale al
| the club rooms last evening. That such an
| innovation was welcome and popular with
the club membership and friends seems
asserted beyond contradiction in the fact
| that the attendance numbered between three
| and four hundred ladies and gentlemen.
| The concert was under the direction OF
| Prof. Il. A. Wellenstein, and this fact i'm
| medistely carries the conviction that the
entertainment wGs q success. The Schu-
berts had TO respond TO an encore. Much
regret was felt in the audience that Mrs. r..
NJ. Davis, who was down for solo and q
Duet with Mrs. l.. J.. Pstien, was unable te
appear.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

MTLwsrKrr. April 2i.-The headlsss body
Of msn vas found in the Miiwaukee river
sssr Union-st. bridge this afternoon sboui
clock. Several letters bearing the sd-
dress ~Jsnss " Nisan. Nussszo Centre.
Wsgkeshs, Wis = a picture of a lady and an
unfinished lettsr he = supposed ~ have
written. were found in bis coat pocket. IN
this unfinished letter th~ writer sf.ses he IS
disrusfei With iie and feels like committing
suicide one ~ the letters bore ths date of
February 5. issT. From appearances IS i
thought the bn.fY bad been IN The river for
two or three pseks. and tast The head vas
severed from the BODY by the Wheel Of some
pr0peli irr